Day 2 Keynote: Saving Money in the Enterprise with OpenCms

Track: Keynote
Speaker: Joel Tosi (CME Group)

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Abstract

The past year has been an interesting time for the world. While the global markets continue to shift all around us, the world continues to look to technology for solutions to a wide range of challenges. With the current economic situation, more and more enterprises are looking at their software stack and looking for ways to reduce costs.

The realization is that the quality, security, and support in open source is far beyond packaged solutions. Not only can you get bug fixes and patches more quickly, but the implementations aren't binding you to one solution. Open source is high quality and flexible. Open source is adaptable. Open source is transparent.

In this keynote, we will show the lessons learned at CME and how you could apply those experiences in your projects. Topics covered will include cost savings that can be achieved with OpenCms as well as how open source allows you to serve your customers better and provides a competitive advantage.

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